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7,. December-18, 1925
THE TAB, HEEL
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Yes, the ordinary
pen has greater
value conversation
allyusually good
for a half-hour's
cursing any time.
Don't throw it away
but the Parker
point is have a
Duofoldonhandto
write with.
NORTH CAROLINA CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
The last meeting of the North Caro
lina club for the fall quarter will be
held Monday night in 110 Saunders
J fan. :
The subject for the discussion will be
Town and Countryside under one Lo-
cul Government". The paper will be
rend by a graduated student of the Uni
versity and everyone is urged to be
present. , , ..'
Chi Phi announces the pledging of
John W. Norwood, Jr., of Greenville,
S. C.
GLEE CLUB OFFICIALS
ARE IN SESSION HERE
Representatives from State Glee Clubs
Gather Here to Discuss Plans
for Organization.
LOST!
Pair - of tortoise shell glasses
. in a black case. Reward if found
and returned to Jack Cobb, Kap
pa Sigma House.
All
Fountain Pens
20 off
Next Week Only
The Book Exchange
This afternoon representatives of the
North Carolina Glee Clubs will hold a
convention to decide upon plans for the
organization of a state , association.
The purpose of the formation of this
state body is to establish closer and more
systematic relations among all North
Carolina Glee Clubs and to promote a
larger organization composed of all
southern associations.. The work of a
consolidated group will include an an
nual state glee club contest. This meet
will be held in accordance with rules
passed by delegates of the various clubs
in session. These regulations will bind
all member organizations more closely
and effectively.
Plans are being made to form the
North Carolina chapter along the lines
of the Intercollegiate Musical Corpora
tion f New York City. This Northern
body forms state associations through
out the country and holds the annual
National Musical Contest in New York
Correspondence by Mr. Weaver with this
corporation has evolved a promising plan
for North Carolina's . organization.
Present plans of the representatives of
clubs indicate that an effort will be made
to establish a firm governmental body
among glee clubs in this state. After
wars a thorough organization of all state
associations in the South will be -at
tempted. '. ,
Following are the names of officials
who are meeting here today in Mr. Wea
ver's office:
Paul J. Weaver, director University
Glee club; D. G. ' Wilson, president of
the Davidson club; C. James Velie, di
rector at Elon; Professor W. K. Kone,
director of Wake Forest; Dean William
H. Wannamaker, Duke club director;
P. W. Price, State College director; Lud
wig Lauerhass, prside'nfc of the Univer
sity Glee club ; ' and Edwin P. Brown,
Guilford direcctor. .
Bradshaw Represents
University at Meeting
At the meeting of the National In-
terf raternity Council in New York City
from Thanksgiving night to the follow
ing Wednesday the University was rep
resented by Dean Bradshaw. Mr.
Bradshaw went in his official capacity
as Dean of Men, the council having ex
tended Invitations to attend the merting
to the Deans of all universities at which
there are fraternal organizations.
Among those present, beside Mr. Brad
shaw, were the Deans of Georgia Tech,
University of Illinois, University of
Minnesota. University of Michigan,
MnsKachussetts Institute of Technolo
gy, and the University of Missouri.
We Suggest for Qhristmas
. (unnallfs Qandy
in beautiful Christmas boxes
Dunhill and Williams Pipes
" Houbigant's and Coty's Perfumes
EUBANKS DRUG CO.
DON'T SAY ICE CREAM
SAY
ICE CREAM
MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY ITS MAOff
. IT'S PURE BECAUSE IT'S HEATHIZED
From now until Christmas .every article
We nave large stocks of Suits and Topcoats.
1 Lot of LaLstaStyle W&U now for the J0
$19.95. Visit our store and do you, hohd y JJnL.
id $2.50 English Broadcloth Slum, ru
now ior pi.wv
Odd Pants in all colors and styles greatly reduced.
Come and See
an
S. BERMAN
BUDD PIPER ROOFING COMPANY
DlTBMAll. N. C.
Roofing and Sheet Metal Work
NOTICE
Return al Library Books by
MONDAY, DEC. 14
After that date they will be is
sued for 48 hours only.
FACULTY EXCEPTED.
SCIENCE CLUB HOLDS
MEETING AND ELECTION
West Explains Bipod Transfusion-
Miller and West Are Elected Club
Officers for Next Quarter.
The U. N. C. Science Club held one
of its best meetings of the year in Da
vie Hall last Thursday night. J. D. West,
of the Medical department of the Uni
versity, read a well prepared paper
on "The Fusion of Blood," and.Jhe
regular election of officers for the next
term was held.
In the beginning, Mr. West classified
the blood into the four divisions of the
cerum and cells. In order to have suc
cessful fusion of blood, the blood of
the patient and the one who is giving
the blood must belong to the same
eroup, both serum and cells. If the
fusion takes place, the one to whom
the blood is transferred will have a
hiarh temperature for a short period,
then the blood pressure will become nor
mal, and the temperature will, likewise
be normal. If the blood does not fuse,
the patient will have a high temperature,
and death will soon follow.
The main principles, which Mr. West
demonstrated very clearly, was to
show how the fusion of blood can take
place when the blood is transferred from
one person to another andjthe conditions
necessary for a successful fusion.
The officers elected for next quarter
are C. E. Miller, president; and J. D
West, secretary. A committee was ap
pointed to arrange the program for each
meeting.
Woman's Literary .
Fraternity Initiates
Chi Delta Phi, national woman's lit
erary fraternity, announces the lniation
of Lucile Heath, Elizabeth ; Calvert,
Mary Eliason, Sallie Scott, Ruth Hatch,
Mabel Evans, and Margaret Ellis.
The Chapter established in the Uni-
versjty last June had Its beginning in
writer's club. The charter members
of .the chapter were Lucy Lay. Pearl
Setaer; Frances Gray, Irma Green, Na
omi Alexander, -Caro Mae Green, Eu
nice Ervin. and Mary Cal Henley. The
purposes of the chapter are to encour-
aee and give formal recognition of lit
erary interest and ability among the wo
men students in the University.
The chapter makes its debut as an
active writing group in the January is
sue of the Carolina Magazine that con
tains only the work of members of Chi
Delta Phi.
Qreetings of
The Season
To all our many friends we
wish the full enjoyment of the
Christmas holiday and a very
happy and successful New
Year.
All orders taken, on or before
Dec. 16th, will be delivered in
time for Christmas.
"Nationally known Justly Fa
mous" 22 S. Howard St., Baltimore, Md.
SATURDAY ..... ... . .DECEMBER 12
THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY
JACK HOLT, BILLIE DOVE and
MONTAGUE LOVE.
ALBERTA VAUGHAN in
"The Great Decide"
Shows At
3:15 4:45
6:40 and
8:20
MONDAY
DECEMBER'13
Regular
Admission
25 Cents
D. W. Griffith's
SALLY OF THE SAWDUST
With CAROL DEMPSTER and W. C. FIELDS,
VARIETY "
"In a China Shop"
TUESDAY ..... ... DECEMBER U
Joseph Conrad's Novel -
LORD JIM
WitH PERCY MARMONT, SHIRLEY MASON,
NOAH BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON
A Comedy
"Discord in a Flat"
WEDNESDAY ...... .DECEMBER J5
LEON ERROL, DOROTHY GISH, NITA
NALDI and TULLY MARSHALL in ' ...
CLOTHES MAKE THE PIRATE
The evolution of a henpecked husband into a
pirate.
Fox Variety
"My Own Carolina"
THURSDAY . .'. .... . .DECEMBER 16
RUDOLPH VALENTINO in
COBRA
Based on Martin Brown's Play.
A Gump Comedy . .;
"Andy's Hat
FRIDAY
.DECEMBER 17
RICHARD BARTHELMESS in ..
THE BEAUTIFUL CITY
In a role that made him famous in "Tol'able
David"
And a Universal Comedy
Pickwick Theatre
"Almost a Part of Carolina"
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Selection Today
There was an important meeting of
the High Point Club on Thursday night
at the "Y." Officers were elected and
r.mi8 made for the Christmas vacation,
About 15 were present, ine louowing
officers were elected: President, Roy
Montgomery. secretary and treasurer,
F,d Smith. Wienies and drinks were
A while iokes and general conver
sation took up the remainder of the
meeting.
Lamps
Vases
Candle Sticks
Cigars
Whitman Candy
Doily Trays
Glassware
Stationery
Silver Bread Trays
. ' Shaffer Fountain. Pen Sets
Week-end and Fitted Bags
Manicure Sets ,
Shaving Sets
Perfume Sets -Toilet
Sets
We have gifts" jor Mother, Sister, Dad, Brother, and the only girl
' in the world See what we have
PATTERSON BROTHERS
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